Will the online casino's ban me for this?
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Boydie88 said:
moleamol said:
That only works if each spin is independent. Obviously every spin is .50 probability, however you stated that RRRRRRRRR is the same as a more random sequence, that is simply not true.
Vaud said a specific combo of red then black over and over, not a random sequence. RRRRRRRR has exactly the same chance as RBRBRBRB.You will lose at some point then it'll be all tears. Lots of tables have a limit on how many times you can double up too, one I tried was 8, think about it, that's a lot to lose.
What happens if you get to 8 spins and lose? Think about how much you'll lose.
4 + 8 + 16 + 32 + 64 + 128 + 256 + 512
Is it really worth the risk to win £4?
What happens if you get to 8 spins and lose? Think about how much you'll lose.
4 + 8 + 16 + 32 + 64 + 128 + 256 + 512
Is it really worth the risk to win £4?
Rollin said:
Martingale system. You'll lose due to table limits. Yes you will.
Exactly right.The house limits or your budget will get you.
You may win every time for a long time but on the one time it goes wrong it will cost you BIG and you'll lose everything you have previously won.
I tried the system. A good few years ago and learned the hard way.
You need very high table limits and lots of funds to try this system.
moleamol said:
Boydie88 said:
moleamol said:
That only works if each spin is independent. Obviously every spin is .50 probability, however you stated that RRRRRRRRR is the same as a more random sequence, that is simply not true.
Vaud said a specific combo of red then black over and over, not a random sequence. RRRRRRRR has exactly the same chance as RBRBRBRB.
yes it does. Plus the chances aren't 0.5 they're either 0.486 or 0.473 depending on which table you play as you have a 0 or 0 and 00 (on the common tables anyway)It's completely random each spin so any combination can come up.
Same as the lottery, you could have 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 just the same odds as any other combination
moleamol said:
Boydie88 said:
moleamol said:
That only works if each spin is independent. Obviously every spin is .50 probability, however you stated that RRRRRRRRR is the same as a more random sequence, that is simply not true.
Vaud said a specific combo of red then black over and over, not a random sequence. RRRRRRRR has exactly the same chance as RBRBRBRB.I think it does. The chances of those 2 sequences of 8 spins coming up are identical.
I done this about 6 months ago, ended up £650 up.
I quit whilst I was ahead and withdrawn it.
Tried it a couple of months later, went about £150 up, then lost the profit and ended at what I started with.
Totally random it is.
You may get lucky once but if you get suckered in and play it all the time you will be at a loss in the end when you finally pull yourself away from it.
I quit whilst I was ahead and withdrawn it.
Tried it a couple of months later, went about £150 up, then lost the profit and ended at what I started with.
Totally random it is.
You may get lucky once but if you get suckered in and play it all the time you will be at a loss in the end when you finally pull yourself away from it.
moleamol said:
It doesn't.
I have some magic beans I would like to sell you.Simple example. Which of these coin toss sequences is more likely?
H H H H H H H H H H
H T H T H T H T H T
H H T H T T T H H T
T T T T T T T T T T
I'll give you the first one. The probability of 10 heads in a row is (if I've done the maths correctly) 1/1024
The probability of 10 tails is the same, 1/1024
What is the probability of the two mixed H/T sets in the middle?
In a casino Roulette isn't random, online it depends if its a computer generated number then it is (if its not been fiddle with, but we wont go into that), but if its a real person live spinning then it might not be as random as you think.
In roulette you do end up with patterns and its possible in some cases for the croupier to place the ball in a specific grouping of numbers, the skill of the croupier does come into play.
The house always wins and ive known quite a few cases of people putting a lot of time into online gambling, winning a lot of a long period of time then not being able to get the money out of their account so be careful.
In roulette you do end up with patterns and its possible in some cases for the croupier to place the ball in a specific grouping of numbers, the skill of the croupier does come into play.
The house always wins and ive known quite a few cases of people putting a lot of time into online gambling, winning a lot of a long period of time then not being able to get the money out of their account so be careful.
I'm up around £2000 on online Blackjack in the last few months, this is using the live dealers rather than the automatic method (100% believe it's a fix on there) Though at times I was staking £150-300 per hand. Which I would never do in a casino normally. Dangerous game, and I only play occasionally nowadays.
You could theoretically if you were a coder, programme a card counting system and use it on an online live dealer.. just to marginally increase your odds. Though I imagine this will swiftly get you banned if caught out, and they may have systems in place to spot these programmes.
You could theoretically if you were a coder, programme a card counting system and use it on an online live dealer.. just to marginally increase your odds. Though I imagine this will swiftly get you banned if caught out, and they may have systems in place to spot these programmes.
Gambling is silly. The house always wins. It's a triumph of hope over reason and really highlights some of the more depressing realities of human behaviour. The "system" of doubling up on roulette is not a threat to the house, they're banking on you having "systems" because a gambler with a "system" is going to keep coming back - like the smack head who can give up whenever he likes. They'll only ban you if they think you're getting close to a "system" that would actually allow you to win repeatedly in a way they can't control or understand - they're quite literally 
s and I wouldn't give a casino or bookmaker the steam off my piss.
Anyway, have fun.
s and I wouldn't give a casino or bookmaker the steam off my piss.Anyway, have fun.
moleamol said:
That only works if each spin is independent. Obviously every spin is .50 probability, however you stated that RRRRRRRRR is the same as a more random sequence, that is simply not true.
When you say "more random", I think you mean more evenly distributed.Either way you are wrong. The probability of RRRRRRRRR is identical to RBRBRBRBRB.
GregK2 said:
Busterhighmen said:
I'm up around £2000 on online Blackjack in the last few months, this is using the live dealers rather than the automatic method (100% believe it's a fix on there)
Why would they fix a game that is already in their advantage?FredClogs said:
Gambling is silly. The house always wins. It's a triumph of hope over reason and really highlights some of the more depressing realities of human behaviour. The "system" of doubling up on roulette is not a threat to the house, they're banking on you having "systems" because a gambler with a "system" is going to keep coming back - like the smack head who can give up whenever he likes. They'll only ban you if they think you're getting close to a "system" that would actually allow you to win repeatedly in a way they can't control or understand - they're quite literally s and I wouldn't give a casino or bookmaker the steam off my piss.
Anyway, have fun.
Sounds like someone got taken.s and I wouldn't give a casino or bookmaker the steam off my piss.Anyway, have fun.
IvanSTi said:
GregK2 said:
Busterhighmen said:
I'm up around £2000 on online Blackjack in the last few months, this is using the live dealers rather than the automatic method (100% believe it's a fix on there)
Why would they fix a game that is already in their advantage?For the individual though, Blackjack is the best game to play as you have more control.
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